Diana (Didi) Orozco LPCC

I decided to become a therapist because of my own healing journey and having a positive experience in therapy. I have embraced aspects of Buddhist spirituality in the metaphor, “No mud, no lotus.” It’s the idea of transforming suffering. Even a beautiful flower like the lotus, needs mud to grow and blossom. My passion lies in social justice work, advocacy, and helping others step into the best version of themselves. Whether it was advocating for immigrant youth and families to access equitable resources in schools, volunteering to empower unhoused parents with self-sufficiency tools, or serving individuals experiencing an acute crisis in the community my heart is in helping others.

• California, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, 14128

I work with adults and specialize in trauma, anxiety, depression, stress management, and transitional life changes. As a bilingual provider (Spanish), I enjoy working with BIPOC, members of the Latinx community, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, survivors of sexual assault and/or domestic violence/IPV, and parents whose children are survivors of sexual abuse. My clinical experience includes providing individual therapy, ​group therapy, crisis counseling, and providing psychosocial ​assessments through work in outpatient mental health clinics, a ​rape crisis center, and a hospital-based crisis stabilization unit. ​I am a certified Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault ​Counselor. My approach to therapy is in using evidence-based treatments such as ​Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy ​(DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Person-centered, Solution-​Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and Eye Movement ​Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR). My communication style is warm, inviting, and personable. I invite humor when possible. My approach to goal setting with clients is of a collaborative spirit. We will work together to identify what you want to focus on during our time together.